The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-05-10
SEDALIA GOSSIP.

SEDALIA GOSSIP.
Roads bad.
Warm yesterday.
Streets still muddy.
Kind o'quiet in the way of news.
Getting to be the time of year TO
race.
County folks plentiful in town yes
terdV.
Hot enough yesterday for game o.
baseball.
Travel good on the different railway
cer.sring in Sedalia.
DR.. Shepherd the dentist, rejoices in &
new baby at his house.
Town lively yesterday with our coun
try cousin in shopping.
The sunny sides of the streets were
avoided by pedestrians yesterday.
Lord Brougham died May 7th,. 1868.
Just nineteen years ago yesterday.
Probate court meets tomorrow. It will
probably be in session several weeks.
The board of trade held an executive
session yesterday afternoon to consider i'm
portant business
The BAzoo takes this occasion to re
mark that straw hats are becoming fash
ionable again.
Between auctioneer Blair and the Sal
walton Army things were kept pretty live
ly, on Main street, yesterday.
"A little son of Mr.. and Mrs. II. A.
Daniels has been very Ill for the past three
or four days.
Miss Anna Brandt left yesterday
morning for Boonvilie, where she will
spend few days visiting.
Geo. w. Graham, the well-known bar
keeper, is now with Tom Quin, where he
will be pleased to see his friends.
-Ex-Sherif1 NJ. S. Conner disposed of a
lot Of extra furniture at auction on Main
street, yesterday. 1t went at bargain.
The preparations for the grand parade
of Knights Templar next Thursday week,
ascension day, are progressing favorably.
The county court has an adjourned
meeting tomorrow. The sod question will
be considered for one thing.
-Nessrs. Hinsdale & Menifee yesterday
shipped to Messrs. Mckee & Bloom, of
Hutchinson, Kansas, a carload of hand
some driving mules and horses.
6. L. Compton, the boss real estate man,
yesterday sold two lots in Pendleton Place
from Mr.. Sheldon, of Sedalia, to Mr.. C. s.
Blankenship, for $40 foot.
To-day is the four hundred and fifty
eighth anniversary of the raising of the
siege at Orleans. Very few of the parties
interested are alive at this writing.
-Messrs. Morey & Crawford are getting
up an Office map of the city, which is now
In the hands of the photographer. 1t will
be large, convenient and correct.
MIR. Hurst removed yesterday from his
place on east Third street to his house on
east Maine, between Lamine and Wash
ington avenue. o. Brown, the news dealer
will move into Hurst's place.
The young peoples meeting of MEM
bers of the Christian church. Friday night, |
at the residence of Mr.. Barrett on Sixth !
street near Ohio, was very pleasant and |
numerously attended.
MIR. Sharp makes an especial feature |
of the Emerson pianos, which are to-day |
In the front rank unsurpassed and unsur- |
passable. He has also on the road a large |
invoice of the standard.
The mud on Third street, near Wash |
ingte avenue, threw . street car off the |
track yesterday afternoon. Mud that will |
throw q street car off the the track, must |
possess . good deal of consistency so to
speak.
There is no use to be so critical about
titles. The "hotel restaurant" which meets
the gaze of people in Sedalia is no more
than the Poplar Street Boulevard" of
Memphis. The tautology is perhaps ex-
cusable in the booming west.
Talk about women being like geese in
following the fashions, look at the young
men in Sedalia. Ten to one that If you
lift the hat of any mothers SON of them
you viii see their hair cut a La Pempadour
and looking as If it was eombed with an
egg-beater. That's what.
WIN. Smith has started the foundation
of "happy family" in the yard In the
rear of his meat market. He now has two
dogs and young cinnamon bear Gagged
together. He expects several additional
bears in few days and proposes to fatten
them for his customers next Christmas.
That is, the bears, not the dogs.
Rev. James Madison of Sedalia, last
evening at Otterville, installed the officers
of Good Hope Lodge 40, Ladies' Court of
the Heroins of Jericho. The officers are as
follows: Sarah Dobbins, Most Ancient
Matrop; r. B. Roachia, most worthy
Joshua; Bildie BroHders treasurer; NJ.
Dobbins, inner gate keeper; Adeline Taylor,
outer gate keeper; I. DobbiHs, B. Taylor,
and s, Kellia, directors. The members
turned out in large numbers, and q good
time was had by all. /,